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The most beautiful tours from Špindlerův Mlýn

The best trips from Špindlerův Mlýn

Petr Liška
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The most beautiful tours from Špindlerův Mlýn
Inserted: 15.07.2020
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Thanks to its very tactical position right in the middle of the Giant Mountains, Špindlerův Mlýn is the most important center on the Czech side of the mountains. From here you can also carry out the most beautiful Krkonoše tours, such as a march through the Elbe Valley or the White Elbe. Let's take a look at the best tours you can take from Špindlerův Mlýn

1.
Hike through the Elbe mine

Ascent through the Elbe canyon with waterfalls

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| Altitude: 1 006 m / 3 301 ft

The Labský dol hike is one of the most famous and romantic hikes in the Giant Mountains. In addition, the journey itself through this canyon of the Elbe River is relatively simple, until the final ascent to the Elbe Hut. In addition, you will come across beautiful waterfalls here, such as the beautiful Malý Labský waterfall and the highest waterfall in the Czech Republic – Pančavský. Just before the end of the route, a third interesting waterfall awaits you – Labský. continue reading

2.
Hike through the White Elbe valley

A hike full of waterfalls

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| Altitude: 1 081 m / 3 547 ft

One of the most popular hikes leading from Špindlerův Mlýn is the ascent through the Bílé Labe valley to Luční bouda. Along the way, you will meet a number of waterfalls, and at the end you will also have wide views of the Krkonoše Mountains. continue reading

3.
Hike Spindleruv Mlyn – Lucni bouda

Across Kozi hrbety

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| Altitude: 1 415 m / 4 642 ft

Shortest and perhaps the most beautiful way from Spindleruv Mlyn leads through Kozi hrbety (“Goat ridges”) to tundra meadows around Lucni bouda (“Meadow hut”). This hike is famous by beautiful views not only of Dlouhy dul (“Long valley”) and the settlement of Svaty Petr (“St. Peter”), but also of Podkrkonosi (“The foothills of Giant Mountains”) and whole central Giant Mountains. In winter is this path often closed due to avalanche danger. continue reading

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Hike Spindleruv Mlyn - Vyrovka

The way through Dlouhy dul

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| Altitude: 1 360 m / 4 462 ft

Hut Vyrovka is situated on the ridge halfway between Spindleruv Mlyn and Pec pod Snezkou with a nice view of the eastern part of the Giant Mountains. It is also an important junction connecting routes to Cerna hora (“The Black mountain”) or across Modre sedlo (“The Blue pass”) to Lucni bouda (“Meadow hut”). The way from Spindleruv Mlyn leads through Svaty Petr (“Saint Peter”) and really long Dlouhy dul (“Long valley”). This route is relatively not frequently walked considering the Giant Mountains conditions and you will meet here only a minimum other tourists out of season. The trail is about 6 kilometers long and elevation is 640 altitude meters. continue reading

5.
Wood trip

Observation balcony on the Elbe valley

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| Altitude: 1 005 m / 3 297 ft

The timber road connecting Špindlerův Mlýn with the hut near Bílý Labe and further leading to Špindlerův Mlýn is not one of the busiest tourist routes. At the same time, it offers beautiful views of Medvědín, the Elbe Mine, as well as the main Krkonoše ridge. Definitely worth a walk. continue reading

6.
Hike Medvědín - Vrbatova bouda

March across the Bohemian Ridge

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| Altitude: 1 390 m / 4 560 ft

One of the easiest tours from Špindlerův Mlýn, suitable for children and the elderly, is a trip by cable car to Medvědín and from there a march to Vrbatova bouda. Great views await you both in the Krkonoše Mountains and in the main Krkonoše ridge. You will also see Sněžka. continue reading

7.
Hike Špindlerovka - Moravská bouda - Špindl

Classic descent route from the ridge

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| Altitude: 1 225 m / 4 019 ft

The hike along the yellow tourist trail through Moravská bouda down to Špindlerův Mlýn is a very popular and picturesque descent route from the main Krkonoše ridge. It is often a day trip for those who go to Špindlerův Mlýn and return from the hill down in peace. continue reading

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